The longtime friend of Larry Brody those of us here at TVWriter™ call “The Impatient Showrunner” has this to say about dialog:
It’s a not so well-kept secret that many – I’d say most – TV executives only read the dialog when going through a script by an unknown.
EDITOR’S ALERT: This is the latest installment of Stacey Jones’ discussion of Loki and its place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Or is it the Marvel Televerse? The real universe, maybe? My mind, it be a’wondering.
Anyway, like it says in the title of this post, a world of SPOILERS awaits below the thin red line. Oh, and also an assumption that you’re familiar with the MCU!
It’s coming down to the nitty gritty, now, kids!
Pamela Adlon is a not-so-old pro who has learned one of the most important writing lessons (in all media) the hard way:
What’s bad for your life is good for your writing
You might know some of the ways, but Nathan Bransford, author of the Jacob Wonderbar book series absolutely nails it right HERE
